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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1918
Page
13
Poem lines describe a cycle of wrongs and fails met by love faith and hope. Images of blossoms, morning light, and a steady path suggest resilience. The piece emphasizes finding direction despite recurring hardship and the enduring presence of positivity.
The narrator laments a mean impulse toward a compassionate young Red Cross volunteer. The account notes her pink and white blond appearance and a stylish cream blouse with lace trim. She is patient and helpful, while the speaker curses their amiable disposition.
Advice on who should receive engraved wedding invitations and when to write to departing lovers, stressing formal invitations to family, bridesmaids, ministers, and both families regardless of ceremony inclusion. It warns against inviting a club as a group and emphasizes individual invites.
Letters describe a couple living on about $30 weekly, with a 13 month old baby, detailing rent, milk, kerosene, and meals costing about 25 cents daily for two. Readers share advice on budgeting, honesty, and joint planning, plus tales from England on Mrs Brown’s government aid transforming a struggling family.
Poem condemns a preacher who dodges current issues by quoting scripture to claim superior standards. It accuses him of autocratic piety, shaming democracy, and being hypocritical while neglecting freedom and support for the nation against its foes.
A daily Birthday Bio Brief recalls Angelina Grimke Weld born February 20 1805 in Charleston South Carolina. It highlights her Quaker upbringing abolitionist lectures in New England and marriage to Theodore Weld while noting her activist writings and slave emancipation actions. The piece also offers home sewing tips for extending the life of stockings with practical needlework instructions.
A brief note explains rescuing the usable fabric from a discarded sheet. The item highlights practical recycling, with emphasis on salvaged material suitable for a stray banner or patchwork project. No people or places are named in the readable text.
The piece warns that suitors desert a woman seen as fickle and unreliable. It counsels to gather affection while available but save for a future without a partner, urging prudence in opportunities.
Raymond Hitchcock and members of his Hitchy-IKXoo company entertained sailors aboard a ship at the Charlestown navy yard last night.
A claim that La MayFace Powder contains no white lead and leaves a lasting finish without starch. It offers a $5000 reward for chemists proving any white lead in the product and promotes a medicinal formula to improve pores blackheads and pimples. Sold nationwide in large fifty cent and half size twenty five cent packages.
A brief Ashmont item records Miss Bertha Mees in a local notices column. The short notice confirms her name and presence in the community notice page.
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